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SKILLS IN PROVIDING LEGAL AID FOR VULNERABLE GROUPS

Before the United Nations adopted the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, there was no international treaty that specifically addressed the rights of persons with disabilities. The Charter and the human rights conventions ratified by countries from the mid-1940s to the late 1960s did not mention persons with disabilities

Currently, there is no unified definition of vulnerable groups in the world. The phrase “vulnerable groups” is an open concept with different names such as: weaker groups, disadvantaged groups, minority groups, etc. However, the common and often used term is “vulnerable groups”. According to some experts, the phrase “vulnerable groups” is used to refer to groups and communities of people “with lower socio-political or economic status”, which puts them at higher risk of being violated in terms of rights and therefore, they need special attention and protection compared to other groups and communities . In different countries, the scope of groups of people identified as vulnerable is also different; In general, it is quite broad, including: women, children, people with disabilities, people living with HIV or victims of AIDS, people displaced or seeking asylum, stateless people, migrant workers, minorities (ethnic, racial, religious, etc.), indigenous people, victims of war, people deprived of liberty, the elderly; homosexual, bisexual or transgender people , etc.

The study focuses on clarifying some provisions of land law for people in the civil sphere. It clearly states the provisions of land law on the rights and obligations of land users, some land support policies for people (including the poor, ethnic minorities, etc.), identifies land disputes between land users and the participation of legal aid in resolving these disputes.

Marriage is when a man and a woman establish a marital relationship with each other according to the provisions of the 2014 Law on Marriage and Family on marriage conditions and marriage registration.

Objective of the document: This section provides some current legal provisions related to individual rights under the 2015 Civil Code. Specifically: - Regulations on inheritance; regulations on compensation for non-contractual damages, ownership of lost livestock; property warranty; some common civil contracts such as contracts for sale and borrowing of property ; - Regulations on marriage and family such as marriage, divorce, early marriage, illegal marriage, rights and obligations of husband and wife ; - Provisions of land law in civil matters (such as rights and obligations of land users, land support policies for certain subjects, land disputes, participation of legal aid in resolving civil land disputes); - Regulations of the law on complaints and denunciations such as the rights and obligations of complainants and denouncers; procedures, order and authority to resolve complaints and denunciations .

Objective: To provide information and certain provisions of the law on complaints and denunciations; the rights and obligations of complainants and whistleblowers; forms and procedures for making complaints and denunciations; procedures for settling complaints and denunciations; and how to contact legal aid in cases involving complaints and denunciations.

This research paper provides concise, practical, and useful information to help community officials understand the objectives, requirements, process, and content of introducing and communicating about legal aid (TGPL) to grassroots people; including: the State’s policy on free legal aid; persons eligible for free legal aid; ways to introduce legal aid to local people; key information such as what legal aid is, what services legal aid provides to people, whether people must pay when receiving legal aid; guidance for people when they need legal aid; rights and obligations of legal-aid recipients, procedures for requesting legal aid, and how to submit a legal-aid request.

In cases involving minors, the victim is seen as a source of information, and this information must be accessible in the most accurate form. In addition, the victim must present information to the court or other responsible persons. Therefore, this information must be convincing to those in authority to resolve the case, that is, the information is reliable and the victim is telling the truth. However, when approaching minors, we often encounter some difficulties that need to be overcome: How accurate is the child's memory? Is the child able to accurately relate an event? Can the child imagine? Can suggestions be made to the child? How does the court environment affect the child's ability to communicate information?